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Sarah Huckabee Sanders · Arkansas

Signed as Law: Arkansas Expands Raw Milk Sales in the State

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

Under the prior Arkansas law, "incidental sales" (less than 500 gallons per month) of raw milk were allowed on the farm where it was produced. Senate Bill 464 (SB464), sponsored by Sen. Alan Clark and three cosponsors, expands the law by allowing the sale of raw milk "at a location that is not the farm where the raw milk product is produced" and removing the incidental sales restriction. SB464 also specifically authorizes raw milk sales at a far…Read Article

Gun Control · Denver

Controversial gun bill moves ahead

50% Right coverage: 4 sources

DENVER (KDVR) -- A controversial Colorado gun control bill moves one step closer to being law. The Colorado House judiciary committee passed Senate Bill 25-003, “Semiautomatic Firearms & Rapid-Fire Devices" Tuesday night. Supporters say this will help them better enforce the 2013 law that bans high-capacity magazines. Opponents believe it goes too far. According to supporters, the bill would require a permit and firearm safety training to purcha…See the Story

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